Did You Know?

• Halloween Trivia: As mass-marketed publications as well as other various mass media continued to publicize the perfect Halloween celebration, Halloween became a authentic North American holiday in the 1920s that was an financial advantage for businesses and candy bar manufacturers alike.
• DIY Costume Idea: Andrew Dice Clay - dress in short darkish hair, long sideburns, a charcoal t shirt, darkish jeans, heavy necklace, black color leather motorcycle jacket, substantial sun glasses, and finger-less leather gloves. Always have a cigarette.
• DIY Costume Idea: Edward and Bella from Twilight - Edward gels his hair into a side-swept faux-hawk, dusts glitter all over his forearms, and puts on a button-up shirt and corduroys. Bella might wear long, darkish flowing hair, natural make-up with truly light face powder, and plain but cute gear.
• DIY Costume Idea: Annette Funnyjello - slip on a net on your head and take a bowl of Jello along with a silly face coated on it.
• DIY Costume Idea: Anchormen - Dress as Ron Burgundy, and so forth. From the film "Anchorman," Everyone needs to have on 70's business suits, with substantial lapels, flared pant legs, and so forth.
• DIY Costume Idea: Andy Warhol - don shaggy blond hair with bangs and dark colored roots around the temples. Darken your eyebrows. Slip on a charcoal turtleneck, skinny corduroys and boots. Optional: hold a can of Campbell's tomato soup.
• Halloween Trivia: The concept of Guising at Halloween in America is first recorded in 1911, when a newspaper in Kingston, Ontario revealed kids going "guising" around the community.